THANK YOU to all who made our Spring Design Classes a success!

From "Details" design class taught by Jim Bopp 

From "Getting it Right: Fabrics" design class taught by April Nelson: 

From "What's Your Style" design class taught by Jill Graves: 

Jill Graves kicks the spring semester off with “What’s Your Style?”  Learn to identify your personal decorating style!  Jill’s entertaining presentation will help you focus on the elements that combined, represent YOU! saving time and money on future design decisions.

“What’s Your Style?” will be held on Saturday, April 10, 2010.  Registration for this class closes on April 3, 2010 or whenever the class limit of 20 is reached.

 Jill holds a degree in Applied Science-Interior Design and has nearly 10 years’ experience working in the design industry.  Jill is available for private consultation and design work through Stoney Broke, Ltd. 

Go behind-the-scenes with  “Getting it Right: Fabrics.”  April Nelson’s informative presentation covers the wide range of fabric choices available (including “green” fabrics) and how to choose a fabric based on its appropriateness for any given project.

“Getting it Right: Fabrics” will be held on Saturday, April 24, 2010.  Registration for this class closes on April 17, 2010 or whenever the class limit of 20 is reached.

With 12 years’ experience in the design industry, April has a degree from the School of  Fine Art & Design at the University of Kansas, is NCIDQ certified and is a member of the International Interior Design Association.  Clients may contact her through Stoney Broke, Ltd.

Jim Bopp shares his talent for accessorizing in our final class, “Details.”  Accessories are to a room like jewelry is to fashion . . . Wisely chosen lamps and accessories add the perfect final touch.  Benefit and learn from Jim’s ability to select and position those clever, unexpected items that will breathe life into the dullest room.

“Details” will be held on Saturday, May 1, 2010.  Registration for this class closes on April 24, 2010 or whenever the class limit of 20 is reached.

Jim brings more than 13 years of design experience to Stoney Broke.  Having previously owned his own design business, Jim now serves clients through Stoney Broke, Ltd.